Campitello di Fassa seamlessly blends the enchanting charm of a traditional Dolomite village with the modern conveniences expected of a premier tourist destination. Positioned strategically in the heart of the renowned Val di Fassa, a jewel within the Dolomiti Superski, the resort is notable for its historical and cultural richness.
As one of the top ski resorts in Italy, Campitello di Fassa offers a unique blend of tradition and adventure. Here's a practical guide we've put together just for you, filled with insider tips and essential info to help you plan the perfect Campitello ski holiday. You'll discover everything you need to know, from its location to its ski areas, snow history, and the best spots to grab a bite or relax after skiing. At the end, we've also included the resort map, plus some handy contact numbers and links.
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Campitello di Fassa, Italy - overview
- Where is Campitello di Fassa?
- Campitello di Fassa the resort
- Campitello di Fassa ski area
- Skiing in Campitello di Fassa
- Campitello di Fassa ski season dates
- Campitello di Fassa snow history
- Restaurants in Campitello di Fassa
- Things to do in Campitello di Fassa
- Campitello di Fassa apres ski, and nightlife
- Campitello di Fassa resort map
- Practical information
Where is Campitello di Fassa?
Campitello di Fassa is located in the Val di Fassa valley in the Trentino region of northern Italy.
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Campitello di Fassa the resort
- Resort altitude: 1450 m
- Resort permanent residents: 731
Campitello di Fassa's architecture features historic buildings with traditional wooden verandas and stairs, rustic "tobiè" (Ladin for "barns"), and narrow streets, all harmonizing with the amenities of a modern resort, including hotels, bars, restaurants, and shops. Renowned in Val di Fassa for both its scenic splendor and cultural richness, Campitello is vibrant with festivals and events throughout the year, enhancing its allure. Notable is Plan di Campitello, an ancient Ladin pastoral village, celebrated for its charm and under protection for its cultural and environmental value. Surrounded by some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the Alps, including dramatic peaks and verdant woods and meadows, Campitello di Fassa's natural setting is unparalleled.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|
| Modern ski lift network | Some pistes & lifts can get particularly busy |
| Phenomenal snow-making systhem | Not a true powder ski destination |
| Campitello has the best access to the major ski areas of the Val di Fassa | Few challenges for expert skiers and snowboarders |
| The ski resort has some exquisite accommodation options | N/A |
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Campitello di Fassa ski area
- Summit elevation: 2400 m
- Kilometres of pistes: 16 km
- Vertical drop: 990 m
- Ski lifts: 8
Campitello di Fassa boasts 16 km of skiable terrain spanning 8 pistes, with a mix of 3 blue, 4 red, and 1 black, all serviced by 8 lifts including 5 chairlifts and 3 surface lifts. The heart of its ski area is Col Rodella, featuring a state-of-the-art lift system highlighted by a prominent cable car from Campitello ascending to 2485 meters. Col Rodella, catering mainly to intermediate and advanced skiers with its red and black runs, also acts as the gateway to the Sellaronda, a famous ski circuit weaving through four Dolomite passes and linking five charming villages: Arabba, Canazei, Selva, Corvara, and Colfosco.
Skiing in Campitello di Fassa
Beginners
Campitello features a beginner slope with a lift right at the village's entrance. For parents traveling with young children, the 'Banzimania' snow playground, suitable for those aged three and above, is also located here. Additionally, the 'Kinderland' nursery can be found nearby, close to the cable car departure point.
Intermediates
The main allure for intermediate skiers is the Col Rodella-Belvedere ski sector, equipped with modern facilities and a state-of-the-art artificial snow system. This ensures optimal skiing conditions right from the season's onset. With the Dolomiti Superski ski pass, one can explore up to 1200 km of ski runs, allowing intermediate skiers to traverse diverse terrains and challenges.
Advanced
Advanced skiers seeking adrenaline will find solace in the smaller ski sections like the one above Alba, which includes challenging black-graded runs like the Pista Ciampac. Moreover, the vast interconnectedness of the ski areas, especially with the Sella Ronda circuit, means there's always a new challenge awaiting around every bend.
Off-piste
For those eager to veer off the beaten path, off-piste routes are aplenty. Popular runs such as Laste/Lusia, Sass Pordoi/Val Lasties, and those over at the Marmolada glacier beckon. However, for safety, it's advisable to either join a ski school class or hire a mountain guide. Additionally, for skiing under the stars, the Pista Aloch ski stadium above Pozza di Fassa offers night skiing, adding a unique dimension to the skiing experience.
Snowboarding
Snowboarders are heartily welcomed across the region, with modern uplifts ensuring quick access to the slopes. Terrain parks are abundant, with features like a half-pipe and boardercross available at Canazei, Belvedere, and a dedicated snowboard area at Col Rodella/Campitello. Moreover, the Dolomiti Superski ticket allows access to more terrain parks in neighboring areas like Alta Badia and Val Gardena.
Campitello di Fassa ski season dates
The ski season in Campitello di Fassa for 2024/25 is expected to start on December 3rd and run until April 6th. Obviously, opening and closing dates may vary slightly depending on snow conditions. If you're planning a ski holiday to Campitello di Fassa this season, be sure to explore our Campitello di Fassa ski deals for the best ski offers available.
Campitello di Fassa snow history
Campitello offers optimal snow conditions from December through April, each month presenting unique opportunities for skiers. December and January consistently bring about 21 cm and 19 cm of snow respectively, dispersed across roughly 2.8 days each week, ensuring regular fresh snow. February's snowfall increases to 27 cm and it occurs more frequently, averaging 3.4 days per week. The pinnacle of snowfall arrives in the first week of February, traditionally the snowiest week in Campitello, with an impressive 40 cm of snow over 3.9 days, making it a paradise for those who cherish Bluebird Powder Days—when sunshine and light winds follow fresh snowfall. The season stretches into April with enjoyable conditions, accumulating 20 cm of snow over 2.8 days.
| Month | Snow amount (week) | Snow days (week) |
|---|
| December | 21 cm | 2.7 days |
| January | 19 cm | 2.9 days |
| February | 27 cm | 3.4 days |
| March | 26 cm | 3.8 days |
| April | 20 cm | 2.8 days |
(Ref: snow-forecast.com)
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Restaurants in Campitello di Fassa
Mountain restaurants
- Rifugio Des Alpes: Perched amid the snowy expanses, Rifugio Des Alpes serves traditional alpine dishes.
- Baita Lino Brach: A quintessential mountain retreat renowned for its hearty mountain fare.
Resort restaurants
- La Stalla del nonno: Housed in a charming, rustic setting, La Stalla del nonno promises a delightful culinary journey through regional specialties.
- Ristorante della Villa: An epitome of elegance, it serves a fusion of traditional and contemporary Italian dishes.
- Trattoria Heidi: Drawing inspiration from classic Italian trattorias, Heidi offers a range of delectable dishes that resonate with the flavors of the region.
- La Stua de Macoch: A celebration of local culinary heritage, La Stua de Macoch takes pride in its menu that showcases the best of regional produce.
- Pizzeria Agnello: For those craving authentic Italian pizzas, Pizzeria Agnello stands out. With a wood-fired oven at its heart and a selection of classic and innovative toppings, it's a haven for pizza enthusiasts.
Things to do in Campitello di Fassa
- Ski touring
- Winter hiking
- Snowshoeing
- Paragliding
- Hang-gliding
- Horse-riding
- Outdoor climbing wall
Campitello di Fassa apres ski and nightlife
Après ski bars
- Pub/Bar Na Bela Vida: A cozy retreat serving a selection of local brews and international beverages.
- Chalet One Girls: Renowned for its vibrant atmosphere, and wooden interiors, making it a favorite après ski spot.
- Tirol: With a vast beverage menu and rustic decor, it's an ideal place to relax and recount your skiing adventures.
- Kupferkanne Pub/wine bar: A blend of traditional pub vibes and a sophisticated wine bar, Kupferkanne offers an extensive wine list and classic pub fares.
- Ton Tin rock bar: For those who prefer rock tunes as their après ski soundtrack, Ton Tin provides an energetic atmosphere. Enjoy a range of drinks while head-banging to classic rock hits.
Nightclubs
- Anthilia: The nightlife pulse of Campitello di Fassa, Anthilia is where dance enthusiasts flock. Its state-of-the-art sound system and lights, paired with international DJs, ensure a night to remember.
- Da Giulio: A blend of classic and contemporary, Da Giulio offers a spacious dance floor and a curated list of drinks. The beats here resonate with both the young and young-at-heart.
- Cantinetta disco: For those seeking a true disco experience, Cantinetta offers a retro-inspired ambiance. Its rotating lineup of DJs spins tracks that keep the dance floor alive until the wee hours.
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Campitello di Fassa resort map
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